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Violent Gangs in U.S. today |
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World's Most Dangerous Gang. National Geographic
Channel’s goes deep inside the world of MS-13 Sunday
February 12 8P et/pt in Explorer: “World’s
Most Dangerous Gang.” |
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Wikipedia about gangs. A gang is a group of
individuals who share a common identity and, in
current usage, refers to those who engage in
criminal activities. Some commentators use "gang" to
refer to small, informal, and disorganized "street
gangs", while "syndicate
or "organized
crime" are used to
refer to larger,more powerfull organizations, such
as the "Italian-American
Mafia", which may control entire
legitimate businesses as "fronts"
for their illegal operations, bringing in millions
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www.knowgangs.com |
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Wikipedia’s list of notable riots |
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Wikipedia about Race riots.
A race riot or racial riot is an outbreak of violent
civil unrest in which
race is a key factor. |
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Wikipedia about Police riots. Police riot is a
pejorative term that became increasingly
more common through the late
20th century, implying the wrongful,
disproportionate,
unlawful and
illegitimate use of force by a group of
police against a group of
civilians. |
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Wikipedia about Prison riots. A prison riot is a
riot that occurs in a
prison, usually when those incarcerated
rebel openly against correctional officials. It is
usually instigated by prisoners who claim that the
administration are degrading them, either by direct
physical, or psychological force. |
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Wikipedia about Student riots. Results of student
riots tend to include one or more of the following:
broken storefront windows, burning furniture,
overturned cars, general vandalism of property,
injured police or bystanders (occasionally),
arrested rioters or bystanders. |
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Wikipedia about Hooliganism riots. Hooliganism is
slang for unruly and destructive
behavior.
Such behavior is commonly associated with
sports fans, particularly supporters of
professional football and
university sports. The term can also
apply to general rowdy behaviour and vandalism,
often under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The
term has been used since at least the 1890s, to
describe the behavior of
street gangs. |
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Wikipedia about Street fighting riots. Street
fighting is a term used to denote
spontaneous, hand-to-hand
fighting in
public places. This
violence is usually intended to result in
injury and submission but not
death (although death may inadvertently
occur). It often results from a
dispute and can stem from group
association,
harassment, or
bullying. Violent incidents involving
firearms or
explosives are not usually called street
fights. |
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Sexual predators. The term sexual predator is used
pejoratively to describe a person seen as obtaining
or trying to obtain
sexual contact with another person in a
metaphorically predatory manner. Analogous to how a
predator hunts down its prey, so the
sexual predator is thought to "hunt" for his or her
sex partners. People who commit
sex crimes , such as
rape or
child sexual abuse , are commonly
referred to as sexual predators, particularly in
tabloid media or as a
power phrase by politicians. |
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The Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)
about Sexual Exploitation of Children:
Child Pornography,
Prostitution of Children
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Sex Tourism of Children. |
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Interpol about Sexual Abuse of children. |
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